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Giving notice about missile tests helps prevent misunderstandings and accidental escalation. Without a warning, another country might mistake a test launch for an attack, especially if it's a long-range missile. This story highlights how the US and allies want to formalise this practice to improve global stability and reduce tensions, particularly after recent unannounced tests.
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